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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-01
MUsTER AND CkNP.EIRE.
1hs Meeting OF Geo. II. Thomas Post We'll at
iended-ResoIutions ON .ogan's Death

The Meeting OF Geo. H. Thomas Post Wen at
iended-ResoIutions on Logan's Death.
Geo Ii. Thomas Post, ST, held their regular
muster and last camp fire ioT the year on
New Years eve Two recruits were taken
In, and after the regular business was
through q campfire was started and kept
burning until the New Year was ushered in.
The attendance was very large Refresh.
ments were furnished by the lady friends OF
the post and the Daughters OF Veterans
Speeches were made, stories told, songs
sung and army "reminiscences related, until
one half hour of the New Year had been past
when the post adjourned by singing "Amer.
ica," and wishing all happy New Year
Before adjournment the following resOlu-
tiops on the death Of General Logan were
adopted:
Headquarters Geo. II. Thomas Post ST.
Department OF Pennsylvania, q. A. R.-Lan.
caster, Pa, Dec. 81, lSS6.--Death hath robbed
us OF our old commander, our cherished and
loved coinrade, the soldiers best friend, our
noblest and grandest type OF our volunteer
soldiers-past national commander OF the g.
A. r., Comrade John A. Logan.
Only The other day he was living and in
-tne council hall OF our national legislature
one OF our greatest and abeSt statesmen. To
day al that j. left Of that exalted leader and
courageous commander Of men in battle, is A
little lnanlnlate clay, over which the whole
people mourn. He has answered the last roll
call in this department., His work is done,
and well done. He has joined the grand
army above. His name Will be placed upon
the roster that contains that bright galaxy OF
names that have gone beiOre-Lincoln, Grant,
Meade, Hancock, Thomas and others.
II ReSoiUed That as comrades of the q. A. K.
we will always cherish and hold dear the
memory OF our dead hero, as one OF the
founders OF our noble order, and the author
OF "Memorisl Day.
RCSOipCR, That as a mark Of rpSpet TN q
charter OF our post bo draped in mourning
for sixty days, and copy of these resOlu-
lions be forwarded TO the family of the de-
ceased,
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NEW TEfE's YICTIMs,
a Esading Young Lady Shot While standing


a Reading Young Lady Shot While standing a
Her Door.
As Louisa NJ. Schwab was standing in the
door OF her residence. on North Eleventh
street, Reading, at eleven o'clock Friday
night, she was shot in the body 10y msn
named Lehman, who was firing OF the old
year.
DR.. Weidman extracted the bullet, which
is OF ---calibTe. The wound is dangerous
one, and the young lady is not expected tC
recover. Lehman was arrested by Officer
Stencil and taken before Alderman Long
who held him in 81, 600 bail to await M is
Schwabs injuries. Lehman claims that the
shooting was accidental, but others say that
the revolver was deliberately aimed at Miss
Schwab Just as she opened the door of her
residence.
great crowd collected in front OF the
house Immediately after the shooting, and
the feeling against Lehman ran very high
until an officer appeared on the scene and
made the arrest. A young cOlOred man was
also shot at night by rough who was cele.
brating New Years eve, but the victims face
was merely blackened by the powder.
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Fears of Flood at Port Deepest

Port Deposit Dispatch to the Baltimore sun.
Much alarm was occasioned by sudden
movement in the ice north OF Port De-
posit at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. The
floating iCe come down, and, coming
in contact with the ice barrier here,
piled up into immense masses at the north
end of Port Deposit, known "a Rock Rur.
The tracks OF the Columbia 4 Port Deposit
Railroad company were soon submerged
under sixteen inches OF ice and water, and
for several hours all trains were detained
until the water subsidized The water attained
a depth of three feet in the streets of Rock
Run. Little or no ice WAS carried in to the
streets. At the expiration OF hour the
water began to subside slowly, and has
been falling gradually since that time. The
streets at present are submerged under
about one foot of water at Rock Run and the
railroad tracks six inches The railroad com
pany have forwarded all their engines and
other rolling stock, which usually remained
at Port Deposit, to Perryyiue. They have
also placed night watchman at their station
here to sound the alarm should another
movement in the ice occur to night Nearly
all the residents living in the lower sec.
tiOn of the town have moved their house
hold effects TO the second floor OF their
dwellings, The merchants located on the
lower side of Main street have moved the
principal portion of their goods to the second
floors. The mass OF gOrged ice between the
Baltimore Il OHIO bridge and Port Deposit
remains firm. The Columbia dam Contsins 5
an immense quantity of ice. From McCslls
Ferry to Columbia a distance of eighteen
miles, the river is pack ed full OF ice a heavy
rain began falling at o'clock tonight, and
the darkness Is such that the condition OF the
river cannot be observed. |. cannot he sur
the position at Port Deposit is decidedly
mgnAglnE.
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ON SATURDAY, JAsuARY IS, 1885.

ON SATURDAY, JAsuARY l5 1886,
WIN be sold by virtue of an order of the Or
phans Court, at the Leopard Hotel. In the CITY
of Lancaster, the folio wing described proper
ties belongi ing TO the estate of Charles Himmels-
bach, deceased, to wit
No. /. A lot OF ground situated on the south.
east side OF Church street, between Duke ana
RoCkland streets. containing In font "a feet ana
6inches, more or less, and In depth l07 feet more
or less, ON whichare erected "A two-story BRlCh
DWELLING HOUSE, 21xg6 feet, with Two
story Brick Back Building. ID, l6 feet, ana IVY
story Brick additional Back Butlding; iiAit
feet, and numbered 3i9. This property nas nn
entry and nine rooms, aud - suitiDiSS S lo' a.
dwelling and cigar or other Inanuih,,tnnrg, n ~ !,
having an outside stairway to the second moor OF
the additional back building. 49,. o,,,,,,
No. 2 A lot of ground situated ON tne sontn
east side OF Church street, between nuhe nhu
Rockland streets, containing - itet anu D
inches more or less, and In depth ~ ieet nore OF
less, upon which IA trocteufh l"osbIy oiiCh
DWELLINu HOUSE, with Que estoiyhnu.
attic JIrick Hack Building and Frame Shopat
M n A Iot oi ground situated on the east side
Of Rnck iand street, containing In front % feet,
mora or Iess and In depth rs feet, more or less
unon which is erected a two-story BRICK
nWELIING HOUSE, with IA one story Back
BuiIding attached, numbered i9. The base
ment TO this property has been fit d up and
used for a tinshop Tor about eight years, and II
a good stand.
sale 10 commence at o'clock p. m, when
terms VIII be made known by
MARGARET THlMMELsBACH,
AdministHtrx.
JOEL L. hAihEs' AuouoneeF' d4Janl,s,l5d
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Anusstnepts

"Oir Jonathan" To-piGhl-This evening VII
liam Moore ana Belle Niviau appear in "OuI
Jonathan " at the opera house. The tea Herald
says "Of the ability OF Nit. Moore and Miss
vivian it Is needless tc speak Of, Us their reputa
tion IS guarantee of their performance. They
are supported by strong aud powerful com
pany, and were repeatedly brought before IN,
curtain during tho evening ana We bcsrcak toi
them success wherever they GO"
Ida LsIgis NtIt Week -Ou Monday evening
Miss Ida Lowis opens a weeks CngE cement
hero. She will play Lady Audley's Secret
"The sea OF Ice, "" Rostdalc,' " Two orphans,
Jane Eyro,"" Cynthia" and "rcn Nights IN
a Barroom." Theyoun- lady IS well spoken ol
by the press.
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CoLuMpIA, Jan. LIN looking back over
the year Just passed the people should feel
gFatiiied over the prosperity which has at.
tended the town. Business has been very
good In building circles everything has
has been very brisk. The dwelling houses
erected in different parts of the
town will number over one hun.
cfed, and As soon as finished find occu.
pants. The erection of the large and commo.
dious building occupied by Messrs. Geo. w.
and B. 4. Haldeman has greatly improved
the business portion of the borough. Two
buildings are rapidly approaching compile
tion which are intended for places of wor-
ship by the St Pauls L. T.. and United
Brethren churches The town has extended
by the opening OF Locust, Walnut and Ches-
\ nut streets TO Ninth and North street Tor
several squares. The industrial prosperity
has been increased by the building OF the
& mill OF the Columbia Iron company, giving
Z employment to upwards OF one hundred
wofkmen. At the three rolling mills several
hundred workmen find employment
During the summer months the three mills
were idle on account OF disagreement be-
tween the employers and employees, but the
differences were amicably settled and the
mills are running in good order. Very little
4 destruction happened by fire.
Officers Elected.
4 regular meeting of Chippeta Castle, No,
So, knights of the Golden Eagle, was held
last evening. when the following officers we're
elected: z. G., L. X. Getz; n. C., I. NJ.
Morely; V. e., ]. G. Miltenberger: II. p,
VIM. Paxson V. H., VIM. J. Suickler; :.
H., 4. = Crone; NJ. OF r., ii. NJ. Upp; {. OF
e, u. X. Rettew X. of L., Amos Groti
representative to Grand Castle, -. Il. Rettew:
trustee for Is months, J. q. Mi!tonEerger.
increase In Wages.
A notice has been posted up at the Column
bia rolling mihpvannouncing that a per ton
willlrs Ho,sau Tor pudding iron on and after
--.. .sy, January Sd, lSS7. This price is an
SoVeFance OF 25 cents per ton over the price
paid at the present time.
Town Notes.
Although the weather was very disagree.
able last night, good sized congregations
were present at the several churches holding
midnight services.
The Lottie Church dramatic company will
make their appearance in the opera house
this evening.
The ball of the Columbia fire company held
In the armory last night was success in
every way.
The fair held by the members of the Mt
Zion A. NJ II. church will close tonight.
Rev. Geo. Wells Ely, pastor OF the Presby.
terian church, will preach special sermon
OF interest on Sunday exening at 7 O'Clock.
The week OF PRAYER commences on Mon
day evening, when services Will be held in
the Second street Lutheran church.
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MANN ETs,


CHICAGO Dec. - The p~grerS' Journal re.
ports Catte-ReCcipts, 500 head shipments.
500: market and prices brisk and 'hishcr
ers and feeders, g. COG5 -; COWS, bulls ana
mixed, 81 5cGj AZ; bulk, Q! !Dlgj %; Texas cattle
g. 4OTl5 20.
Hogs-Receipts, ls,po head shipments, 700
head market strong shade higher rough and
mixed, 81 1904 IS packing and shipping, 81 UU4s
S % light, 81 itfIt a. skips, g 6lGB ~.
shCCp-ReCCipts, 500 head; shipments. lNC
head market strong natives, g. urI5 IS West.
eru, O. OCGi 3 Texans g. 2NsS3 - EWus, o. 90
) -.
EAST LIBERTY. - Cattle-Reccipts, G-a head
shipments, 4jI head market nrm prime, 81 "a
% fAir to good, u 25fI4 81 feeders g. 5gN3 pO
Workers. s}I y feeders, g. 5o83 IS. shipments
TO New YORK. none
Hogs-Receipts, 2OU) head shipments. ll0r
head; market nTm Philadephias 81 aTt ~:
Workers, ~ 4lGi 20 common TO light, 81 u.1II IS
shipments to new York, / carloads
Sheep-ReCeipts, LOO head shipments, y o.
market firm prime 81 M fair 10 good, g. So q.
- common, a. 50'I|; lambs, 81 50sEj.
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The trial list for the January court OF com.
mon pleas was issued to-day. Among the
cases on the trial list are the suits of the
New Holland turnpike company vs. the
Farmers Mutual Insurance company, the
Seventh Day Baptists' difficulty, Maria Bell
against the Pennsylvania railroad company,
and ThOs, ]. Davis vs. the county of / mes
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4 SERIOUS RESAWIF.
The Driver OF Hack Has His Leg Broken and
LhItor MeslhAelIeE kcCaiNus Inlnries.


Editor Westhseifer Receives Injuries.
ELIZARETHrOwN, Pa, Jan. Last even
ing at So an accident occurred near the de-
pot in the following manner: Mr.. Frank
CARRIER, young man, is the driver Of the
hack belonging to the Black Horse hotel.
After the Harrisburg express, the hack left
the depot with one passenger, J. q. Wes-
thastier, of tins place. When about a square
from the depot a burr came of the axle, and
the wheel slipped out, causing the horse to
run OIL Mr. CARRIER, anticipating danger
jumped OF behind, breaking his right leg
above the ankle. The horse ran a long ways
and turned in an alley and was caught in a
fence. Mr.. WesthaeffeT, who is editor o. the
ChrOHjcic, who was at the time thinking
over new resolutions tor Isl, was in great
danger of his life. While the horse was at
full speed he was screaming son, my Ba.
nsnas.' He afterwards jumped oil and fell,
sprainng his wrist
Mr.. ). +. Rheem, of Holton, Kan, and
Mr.. Dan'l Brinser, OF this place, carried the
young man TO his home where he received
medical treatment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-01

. Among the curious things disposed of at a
public sale in West Chester on Friday was a
bag which the aucuoneer said contained
SA.50 in old pennies. Without opening the
bag 1t was put up aud quickly sold for its
face value, the sum above stated. Upon the
purchaser making an examination OF his bar
gain. he discovered that the sum amounted
TO S23, and that furthermore some of the an
eient "coppers' were worth from 81 10 s.
apiece. He is satisfied
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.IomrnaIisfic Chancea

Tho Philadelphia NeiCs made the announce
ment yesterday that the paper passes to
day into the hands OF a new firm whose
members, NJ. =. Handy, l.. n. Megargee,
Erastus Brainerd aud d. Il. Wsggener, Will
he Recognized by those familiar with the stan
OF the Neps as its chief editor managing
editor, leader writer and business manager,
b. NJ. Neads, formerly OF Chambersburg,
and member of the Franklin county bar,
today assumes the managing editorship OF
the Harrisburg IatrfOt, VIM. +. Hastings
retiring from the management OF the paper.
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The second annual session Of the teachers
local institute OF the Eighth district will be
held in the NJ. +. church, MjllersvilIe, on
Friday evening and Saturday. The pro
gramme for Saturday evening will be a lee.
ture in the Normal school chapel by Prof. ii.
NJ. Houck, On the subject "l'he Old and the
New
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Death OF Mrs. Annie l.. Fetter

Mrs. Annie f. Fstter, mother of Mrs.
George X. Reed, OF this city, died at Naz.
sretb, Pa, December 30:h, aged 50 years. She
lived in Lancaster many years and was a
prominent member of the Moravian church.
Her husband was for many years an officer
in the old saving institution OF this city. Mrs.
tetter's funeral will take place in Nazareth
on Monday next at . p. IN.
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MIR. L. J "ahm, Jeweler, of this city, has
been awarded the contract for supplying the
new Lancaster hotel, east of the Pennsylvania
railroad passenger depot, with ali the silver
ware and table cutlery needed by it. Mr..
Zshm is 10 be congratulated on being able to
underbid several Philadelphia and New
York competitors. The new Lancaster hotel
wNl open about the last week in January.
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dIs.?4&jI
NLECTlON NOTICE.

FARMERS NATIONAL BANK or LANCASTER
December IL, lsst. (
The annual election for Directors will be held
at the BANKING House on Wednesday, The 18th
day of January, 1881, between the hours OF 10
a. IN, and p, m.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders will
be held at the same place. ON Monday. January
TO- 1851, at q p III.
{. \. FOS DERsMIrH.
S4idNuo Cashier.
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The members Of the Liederkranz met in
their hall last evening aud awaited the com.
ing Of the New Year. They partook of an
elegant lunch of yenison, which had been
prepared by Mrs Lawrence Knapp. The
evening was pleasantly spent There was
singing by the society, solos by Messrs.
Draehbar and Mellinger and either playing
by Mr.. Long. John Bender gave several
OF his best trombone solos The affair was
successful throughout.
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A IrarkInan ktII,,t

About 3 o'clock this afternoon Coroner
Honaman received information that a
man named Martin Trout a trackman,
on the Pennsylvania railroad, was Killed
east OF kin1ers by the Limited Express
west de was 80 years old and leaves a wife
and three children.
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Man and Vile Locked 10.

Fred Multi and wife have habit of get.
ung drunk together and then fighting over
thelr cups. OF course they couldn't pass the
holidays without having row. They got
ofunk, fought, and were locked up yester.
day for a hearing before Alderman Me.
conomy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-01

The body OF Fireman Gibson was recovered
late yesterday from the ruins of the Temple
theatre, Philadelphia. In the morning Fire
man Johnson's funeral took place, the ser
vices being held at ST. Paul's Catholic church
Thousands OF people viewed the body at
the house at which johnson had lived.
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This evening there win be an entertainment
in the public school at Rohrerstown There will
be vocal music. consisting of solos, duets and
Choruses and fine Instrumental music 10y an
orchestra also readings. recitations, Dialogues,
etc. The proceeds from the sale ot tickets VIII
be devoted to improvements aud ornamcnta
tion of the school rOum.
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To Go to the Erie Home.

Fred L. Albright, of this city, formerly a
member OF Neyin's Battery, also of the lajth
and 2lith Regiments, Pennsylvania Volun-
teers, has received an order of admission to
the Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home
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Found u Pair of shoes.

This morning William Bschtold, who re-
sides at No. 20 South Mary street, found a
new pair of shoes. As they may belong 10
some person who cannot Afford TO lose them
me owner can recover them by calling on
MIR. Bechtold.
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Present 10 "A tiTewer.

Frank Rioker, the brewer, received from
sazinp q kendig, butchers as New Years
( ponnis. The young porkeT wss ssitS
usrofstea' being nearly covered With ribbons,
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Presented WITH a i,ird,

Levi Anderson, who is serving term in
the Eastern penitentiary for stealing Thos j.
hOughton's team, sent by Sheriff Tomllns son
yesterday, to officer Barnhold, canary bird
and cage as a New Years git
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WIN. J. COOPER.
DRIyATE SALE OF A COLUMBIA

DRIVATE SALE OF A COLUMBIA
l. HOTEL PROPERTN-A RARE CHANCE.
ON account of old age and sickness, tho under
signed offers at private sale his well-known
Hotel Property, corner of Third and Perry
streets, Columbia, Pa. This property has a frodt-
age OF % feet on Third street and 62 feet on
Perry street all built up. stabling for 10 horses
and large yard In the building IL also "A barber
shop employing three BARRIERS. This Is one OF
the best stands I'm Columbia and within two
squares of ths market, two SQUARES of three dit
terent rolling mills ana twoiron furnaces. The
building IL In good repair. Further comment
IL unnecessary rs the place speaks for itseli.
For further information apply at the Hotel.
dSt lwd JOHN II SCIlLEGELMllC Gil.
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simon +. Eby, esq, entertained the mem
befs of the bar and court house officials Mt
his North Duke street residence TO-DAY, bs.
tween 10 snd T. o'clock,
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For tho soup Fund.

Tho mayor acknowledges the receipt ol
s5lrom Philip Lebzslter, aud 200 loayes OF
bread from William Fiss, for the soup fund.
The bread was given out this morning in,
stead of soup.
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rrni. Mnnner- OF NV Nntk.

VIII commence his Glass for instruction iu
Fashionable Dancing on TlIU RsDAN, JANU.
AIRY 6, lSsl. Afternoon at 4 Tor Misses aud
Masters. and at O'Clock Tor Ladies aud Gentle
men. Terms, O. Tor /. lessons. Particulars later
nrn-ah hi1
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The colored man who was shot at Arcadia,
ny constable Hensel, on "Wednesday even.
wv, was living at last accounts, but Is in a
critical condition. "
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uIGH s. MARTIN,
CHINA HALL,
A Happy New Year to Ali.

We take this opportunity at tie open.
ing of the New Year 10 express our
thanks to our many friends for 50
liberal share of their patronage during
thepast year, and especially for that
during the late Holiday Season. Our
effort in bringing new articles as they
appear in the market to Lancaster has
been appreciated, and it Will serve as a
stimulus in the future. We shall en-
deayOr during the year We have Just
entered to follow up that same line of
policy and give to the people of Lancas-
ter, as far as possible, the same priyi-
lege AS those enjoyed in larger cities.
All new wares shall find room on our
shelves, aud through them into the
Lancaster city and county homes. Our
prices shall always be as low as posi-
ble, quality being considered.
a hearty invitation is extended TO
all to visit our store whether purchasing
or simply looking shall receive the same
courteous attention.
Our motto shall be, Fair and
honest dealing with all.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
~ LANCASTER X READING NARROW
GAUGE RAlLROAD EnMpAks

A meeting OF the Stockholders OF the said
Company Will be held at the Office OF the under.
signed, Centre Square, Lancaster, on Monday,
January 8, 1851, between the hours OF n a M
and le IN, for the purpose OF electing Thirteen
Directors to serve Tor The ensuing year
WILLIAM LEAMAS,
dls,24&jl Secretary
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(NAk HALL.
HAIRY New YEAR

lAIlN NEW ! EAR
by the light of the Old we write welcome
t) the New \ ear May it out-generous its
generous predecessor In prosperous trade,
abundant reCOmpense To work, full and
plenty in hand, house, shop, store, city,
state, nation, world, and all the fruits of
mlny-arteried peace.
The voice of Storm Coats and listers is
loud enough in this stormy and grim
weather. They embody comfort in wool a;
long, easy-ftting, warm, thick, without
being bulky, protective against cold and
sleet as II pointed log.chan.
Storm Coats from $500 10 $500
II an Ulster up to $3.50.
If you want TO be extra fashionable.
Cane Coats. $500 TO 5000.
You'll not gainsay the plentiful choice of
these, or that you've saved money 10y com.
ing to the old corner to purchase, because
prices are lowest, stock largest and quail.
ties and work true as steel.
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ron sALF.

ENOR RENT-THE LIVERY STABLE
l. I'm the rear OF the City Hotel. Apply to
MRS y. REESE,
djG3Jd No 40 East Chestnut street